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How
We Help Healthcare Providers, Families and Youth
A
look at the services the Adolescent AIDS Program (AAP) at
Children’s Hospital at Montefiore provides for New York
health and mental health professionals, organizations that
work with youth, families and youth.
ACTS
(Assess, Consent, Test, Support)
Find
out how the AAP plans to help providers incorporate routine
HIV counseling, testing and care into their practices.
• Research behind ACTS
• Using ACTS
Connect
to Protect (C2P)
The Connect to Protect project has been
launched by the National Institutes of Health to link local
researchers with the community in ways that create effective
partnerships to protect the health of our youth. C2P’s
mission is to reduce HIV/AIDS rates among adolescents and
young adults. The strategy is to develop partnerships that
build upon the diverse insights and skills of researchers
and the community. From an array of culturally responsive
and research-based interventions, C2P partners will have an
opportunity to select effective interventions that meet the
needs of their communities.
The
Resource Center
Access our comprehensive collection of
information and materials on:
• Youth and HIV
• Social Marketing
• Gay and Lesbian Youth
• Professional Education
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About
the Adolescent AIDS Program
Who
we are, how to find us, and where to call to make an appointment
or referral.
Medical
and Psychosocial Services
A
complete overview of the clinical services the AAP provides
to youth ages 13–24.
Research
Opportunities at the AAP
Information
about the AAP’s involvement in clinical trials that address
HIV prevention and treatment for adolescents.
Community
Outreach
Find
out how the AAP is helping communities in New York City address
HIV and Youth.
Provider Trainings on HIV/AIDS &
Adolescents
An
overview of the medical and psychosocial trainings offered
by the staff of the AAP.
Youth-Friendly
HIV Counseling, Testing and Care in NYC
Access resources to help you refer a patient or client for
youth-friendly HIV testing or care.
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